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There are few people around who are better known, and maybe solely known by their first names.
Kenyetta is one of them. Big, burly, bearded and black, and much blunter in his younger days than now, for the past 30 years he has been one of the most pr...
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THE injection of millions of dollars into football by Government is one way of assuring the island's most popular sport remains on a solid footing. But it is the players, particularly the young ones, who will ensure the sport continues to thrive. A d...
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UNDER-FIRE Environment Minister Neletha Butterfield is being sued by a developer after she vetoed his plan to convert two rundown town houses into upmarket apartments.
And businessman Kevin Cross is also taking his case to the Supreme Court in a bid ...
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THE Police Black Tie Boxing Night tomorrow evening will return to its roots with organisors staging more novice fights involving rookie cops.
Bermuda will be taking on boxers from the New York Police Department, the Worcester Police Department and Ma...
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TIME continues to march on and winter beckons. Happily, we and most of the Atlantic/Caribbean islands have been spared the seasonal tropical activity. Less happily, we can now look forward to the continuous onslaught of winter gales, cooler temperatu...
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>b>Mrs. Dorothy Ismay (Dot) Burrows, 93.
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Kenya 175 for 2 (Obanda 79*, Ouma 46) beat Bermuda 174 (Cann 52, Ongondo 3-16) by eight wickets
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BERMUDA were crushed by Kenya yesterday in the first of three one-day internationals in Nairobi. Kenya cruised to an eight-wicket win and Peter Ongond...
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Freemasons of the Irish Constitution in Bermuda have dominated the local spotlight for the past week or more.
Their brethren have been hosting the Hon. Leslie A. Lewis, the Most Worshipful Grand Master of the Most Wor. Grand Lodge of Free and Accepte...
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A Bermudian slave who became the first published black woman in Britain is to be honoured in the UK with a plaque and a musical about her life.
Mary Prince was born into a family of slaves in Devonshire in 1788. In 1828 she was taken to England by he...
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BERMUDA won the Caribbean Equestrian Association's Mini Dressage competition when Sierra Bell, Tyler Lopes and Anna Franklin beat out riders from Antigua, Barbados, the Cayman Islands, Jamaica and Trinidad.
The competition, judged by Cecilia Hansson ...
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